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MEMORIES OF THE MEN WHO SAVED TIE UNION.
By DOM PIATL 12mo. PIP 800. Belford, Clarke d
Co
The most important OF the papers composing this
volume is the biographical and critical sketch OF
General Thomas, which the author places last. He
sntertains for George II. Thomas a reverence with
which all his readers will sympathize. even though
they may dissent from the estimates OF other COM
manders with whom Thomas 10 compared ne
fcrvor of the praise Ia impressive because TO praise
is not Colonel Piatts habit. His memories 81 most
OF the men who saved the Union are unsaNory' he
opens the volume with that highly dsagreeable
article on Lincoln originally contributed to The
North American Review" aud this Is followed by
papers ON Stanton, Chase and Seward. 1t would
be unfair say of the account of the three secre
taries, what must certainly be said Of the sketch
of the President. that it Is written in spirit OF
detraction; but the recognition Of their distin
guished services is mingled with vast amount OF
scolding either about them or about other famous
men. Colonel Piatt is afraid of our running INTO
cxcesses of hero worship There is not much danger
OF that We are far moro inclined to vituperation'
making scxndalous charges on suspicion, ana black
guarding those whom we chance to dislike,
Colonel Piatt is so reckless, that be destroys bis
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
THE LIST OF BOODLERs
Indicted By the GRAND Jury for Don
spiracy.

CHICAGO, ILL, April 1.-When
Judge Anthony arrived at the door oil
his courtroom this morning he could
hardly crowd his way in on account OF
the dersity OF the throng OF indicted
boodlers present for the purpose OF
giving bail and their friends who came
only to help them. Sheriff Matson FOL-
lowed the Judge with full list of the
indicted. 1t Is as follows: George O,
KIehm, Michael Wassomsn, Michael
Leyden, ]. ]. Mccarthy, William j.
McGariglp, II s. McOlaughrey, Henry
Varnell, Dan Wren, Adam OOhe, II M.
Oliver, Chistian Calls, Christian CAS-
sellmsn, Ed Phillips, ]. q. Hannigan,
John +, Van Pelt. William Harley, j.
+. Carpenter, Michael Ooste loe, II. j..
Holland, August Busse, Napoleon
Barsaloux, Philip Kelly, Patrick Ma
honey, Loren p. Crane, Joseph Buck.
10y. In tbs case oil Mike Wassoman.
the ex-Commissioner, who was indict-
cd on one charge OF bribery and two OF
conspiracy, bail WAS fixed at $4,000
for the three charges. The bonds Civ.
en- by the other Commissioners and
ex-OommissioneTs on the list we're
fixed at amonu's ranging from $4,000
to $l7, 900, the latter thst OF "Buck"
Mccarthy, whose indictment contains
five counts for bribery and conspiracy.
Besides the Commissioners, ex-Com.
miesioners ald county officials On the
indicted list are nine contractors and
dealers in furniture, supplies, etc. At
2 o'clock pm. most OF them had se-
cuted hail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
THE RAILWAY MURDER.
The whole Thing still sbrOuded in
Mystery.

RAILWAY, N. j., April 10. II. FL.
bridge, of Brooklyn, came here this
morning and positively identified the
body OF the girl found murdered here
as that OF Mary Craney, who left his
hoase on Wednesday Of last week. Mr..
EldridQe brc ught with him Mr.. ]. T.
WEIGH, Superintendent Of the Hudson
River and Marine Ice Company, Of
which Mr.. L bridge is president. Mr..
WEIGH brought Mary Grany from Syr-
acuse January 7th. The girl was very
homeeick, and finally insisted upon
going home. MIR. WEIGH ia positive
that the murdered girl is not the girl
whe came from Syracuse. Mr.. Eldrdge
says his servant had defoImed band
and scar on her right wrist. She had
good clothing and was very neat about
her clothes aud person. The murdered
girl had poor clothing, nearly every
article having been patched or darned,
and the body was that Of q person not
OF Clearly habits. There was fresh
cut near the right wrist. Mr.. Eldrdgs
Ia confident that Mary Grspey Was In
duced to change her clothes nd wss
then brought here ia deliberately
murdered Toihing about the dead
kHi rallles with the description oil
Mary Graney but her face. The dead
girls hands are not deformed. II ia
stated hero that Louis DsCamp, who
lives at Milton, near the scene of the
crime, is the man under arrest at pc.
lice headquarters, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02

nois road. He also declares that he
has no information % TO the alleged
sale beyond the rumors coming from
the street.
Princeton, N. J., April 1.-The fu-
neral OF Paul Tulane, which took place
here this afternoon, was largely at
tended, representatives from Tulane
University and the city Of New Or
leans being among those present.
New York, April LIT turns out
that Mr.. Eldridee OF Brooklyn, who
identified the body, at Railway, N. j.,
as that OF Mary Creamy, former
servant. was misia AIKEN. The police
found Mary at the house OF q cousin
in Brooklyn, this afternoon, alive and
we'll.
Philadelphia, Pa, April III. Ed
gar Holl, the Wholesale liquor dealer
who Is accused Of deirauding the In
dependence Bank by means OF false
acceptances, today surrendered him.
self, knowing that a warrant was out
for him, and at a subsequent hearing
was released on bail. 1t is charged
tina. he has forged paper to the amount
OF $4,000.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 1.-The amer
lean Club, the foremost Republican
organic alton OF this city, will celebrate
Gsn. Grants birthday, April 9th
with banquet. A large number oil
prominent Republicans have been In
vited. Among those who have prom
ised to be present are the Hon. Roscoe
OonklinR, Of New York, and Gov. For
aker, OF Ohio.
Galveston, Tex, Aprils@1.-Judge
John W. Harris, a veteis1 member oil
the Texas bar, died in this city THU
morning, aged 70 yeas. Dec ased wa
the first Attorney General Of Texas
and was distinguished ss tbs foremost
lawyer OF the bar In tbs days Of thu
Republic. He occupied most honora
BILE positions during his long career
He leaves an sac valued at 81 600,
600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
CARPENTERS STRIKE
For 30 Cents an H0ur, and Eight
Hours 20 be Day.

CHICAGO. ILL April LIN accord
ance with notice Issued several month s
ago by the United Carpenters Ooun-
Gil, the gangs of carpenters employed
on buildings throughout the city, as
we'll as those working in planning
mills aud factories, appointed commit
tees today, and through them made
demand Tor SO cents an hour for ordi-
nary day work, double time for Sun
day and night work, and time and q
ha for over time, eight hours TO con.
stituts a days work. The average
wages heretofore paid carpenters hiss
been 20 c3nts an hour, and in general,
ten hours has constituted day. The
office of the Carpenters Council was
crowded all dey with committee
reporting the results of their confer.
encs with their employers. Late In
the afternoon it became apparent that
majority OF the cont a9tors in me
city, and in the suburbs as well, had
not yet replied, wh,".se IN most Of the
cate' where ,,ne replies Of tho "bOsses"
werGo unEavorable, the men had struck.
| The number of men out this evening
was estimated 10 be 20C0, or onethird
of all the carpenters in the city,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
SOCIALISTS In THR FIELD
10 BR VICTORIOUS IN THE CITY
ELECTIONS
At Chicago On Tuesday Next-The
Democrats Unable TO Find
Candidate for Mayer.

OnsAso, H., April 1.-The Demo
cratic search committee has given up
Its hunt for q candidate for Mayor,
and seems 10 be completely dsEed by
last nights meeting. City Treasurer
Devine claimed this morning that q
committee OF Republicans was ready
and an1ious to confer with the Demo.
cratic committee; but the where
abouts OF or identity OF this alleged
committee has not been divulged.
Carter Harrison's rule or ruin speech
last night greatly pltased the Labor
people, and they are jubilant over the
prospects ii promises to the Socialist
candidates. Mr.. Charles Lowenthal,
chairman Of the Committee OF Five,
was seen this morning by Daily Nei0s
reporter, and said that he WAS in
hopes that oitisans' ticket would be
in the field before evening. 1.-THE
movement" he said, "must come,
however, from the other side. II must
be done quickly, and believe II II is
not done today you'll see q great
stampede to the Labor party. l know
that Mr.. Harrison would prefer to see
the Labor party in Office rather than
the Republican,"
Bmissaries from the Socialistic head
quarters, have had frequent communi'
cations with Mayor Harrison today,
and they now boldly assert that they
can show q list o! 10000 polled voters
for ths Socialist ticket, Joe Gruenhut
the leading light OF the Socialists, and
city emp0ye under Mayor Harrison,
says: 'Histo y Is being made very
fast iust now. You see Chicago
IL European colony. TIE
masses are DAY lhborerp, who
do not own their business. Three
huAdred firms employ 100, 900 work
men within ten miles OF the City Hall.
Itsis distinctly capitalstic city. Here
the SIGHT 10 to bs made between labor
ald capital. They are now face to face
and the time has come. Harrison is
playing q pecu lar part. He was never
elected by Democrats. The Socialist
made him. He has been honest enough
to at least acknowledge 1t. The tables
have change. Socialists have theii
own ticket. Democrats are asked Il
get out Of the way. The Mayor Is In
ap|ase to help them. 1t has beer
done. Democrats will now return the
compliments by voting ths Socialistit
ticket. This is the understanding
The present holders of appointivt
Office will not be disturbed. On Tues
day next all the vince
horses of the Democracy will vote our
ticset, knowing they will share the
beneat. The campaign will cost them
nothing, and their old enemies, the
Republicans, will go down before the
fusion ticket. Talk about the Irish
/ tell you that coercion bill is turning
Irishmen into wild socialists every
day. We will carry every irish ward
In Chicago BY next Sunday the people
may become desperate for fear Of the
Socialists. The cit zens may rise up
In q day and compel all party lines to
be dropped and demand q union oil
all cit seDs to defeat the Socialists. II
they become alarmed at the Commu-
nifty they may do it. This is con-
test between the American commune
and capital. 1t 10 irresistible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
Americans may Purchase Bait.

OTTAWA, ONT, April Nv. +.
Whitcher, ex-Oommissioner OF Fish
cries, publishes a letter indorsinG the
opinion Of the Hon. VIM. McDougall
in regard TO the construction to be
placed upon that part Of the treaty Of
1918 covering the rights tf American
fishermen ia Canadian ports Mr..
Whitlcher says that such q thing as
preventing people from selling bait to
Americans or preventing the latter
from purchasing 1t, was never con-
templated What the trainers OF the
treaty de igned to do was to prevent
American fishermen from fishing for
baidw with seines or.otherwise within
the three mile limit,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-02
| WHIPS or BOTH PARTIES
HARD AT WORK FOR AND
AGAINST
The Coercion Measure for Ireland
Another Attempt Upon the
Cars Life.

LONDON, April 1.-The STANDARD
eays: "Mr. Parnell will move his
amendment to the Irish crimes act
amendment bill in the House OF Com.
mons tonight and Mr.. Morley and
other leaders Of the opposition will
speak in support Of It. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. Gladstone himself will move
to adjourn the debate 80 ae thus TO Ee-
cure the right TO speak first on its re-
sumption; and it Is said that If the
government attempts to ebfJrce clos
ure the opposition will move an ad.
journment until Monday aud then in
ltiate debate on the governments
action. The PArnelliies regard Lord
Oadogan's land bill with as much dis
favor az they do Mr.. Balfour's coercion
bill, and consider that the eviction
clauses in the former would operate
entirely to the disadvantage OF the
tenants"
The Times referring 10 the rumor
that In certain contingencies in to.
nights debate Mr.. Gladstone will
move the adjournment OF the House
Gays: The maj 1rity would be we'll ad
vised in letting Mr.. Gladstone have
his say shonld he persevere in this ex
iraordiDsIy design, and adjourning, i
absolutely necetsary, until Saturday
instead Of Monday.